Dini Harbi

I am very sorry for the inconvenience and confusion you experienced. It is truly frustrating to go through such a situation after a journey, especially when there is no clear communication or accountability. Kenya Airways should take full responsibility

@Ahmedkhalif @KenyaAirways @KQSupport Chief I am very sorry for the inconvenience and confusion you experienced. It is truly frustrating to go through such a situation after a journey, especially when there is no clear communication or accountability. Kenya Airways should take full responsibility

Extremely disappointing experience with @KenyaAirways @KQSupport. Arrived final destination on Wednesday but my baggage was left behind in Nairobi. Since then, there has been no clear communication, no timeline, and no accountability on when my luggage will arrive.

First of all, all praise is due to Allah. My name is Dini Bashir Harbi. I am a health professional working in humanitarian aid. I have successfully completed my second Master’s degree in Project Planning and Management. am a double Master’s degree holder.

Waaxda Kormeerka & Qiimaynta ee @MoPIED_Somalia ayaa Muqdisho kulan kula yeelatay hay’adaha @coopi & @ACFsomaliaCD si loo xoojiyo iskaashiga loona hubiyo in barnaamijyadoodu la jaanqaadaan #NTP2025_2029. Kulanka waxaa shir-guddoomiyay Agaasime @mohamudnurr. #Somalia

The EU has announced €63 million in humanitarian funding to support the most vulnerable communities across Somalia. The funding will help those affected by conflict and displacement, as well as worsening drought and soaring food prices. More: link.europa.eu/3c7mjr

Amazing work and well done @Ahmedkhalif. Thanks for your leadership Acf somalia

Well done 👏 This shows the dedication and excellent work that ACF is doing for the Somali community. @Ahmedkhalif, thanks for your remarkable leadership

@ACFsomaliaCD @logcluster @WFPSomalia @acfusa @DamalCaafimaad @acfhearo Well done 👏 This shows the dedication and excellent work that ACF is doing for the Somali community. @Ahmedkhalif, thanks for your remarkable leadership.

In #Somalia, insecurity and poor roads restrict access to essential healthcare. With support from @logcluster, 28MT of medical supplies were airlifted to #Hudur and #Elbarde, allowing @ACFsomaliaCD to continue providing vital health services to these communities. @WFPSomalia

@Ahmedkhalif @ManUtd Manchester’s defeats have become too much. who’s responsible? Where should we run to? Should we just stop watching them? We can't handle this much losses hhhhhhh.chief @Ahmedkhalif

What a poor run! Since taking over in Nov 2024, Amorim has managed 29 PL games with just 7 wins. @ManUtd look miles off the pace. #MCIMNU

The NYSE welcomes @acfusa in recognition of #WorldHumanitarianDay to honor the 8,900+ staff worldwide who are on the front lines of crises, delivering lifesaving support. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@NYSE @Ahmedkhalif @acfusa @Ahmedkhalif thanks boss for sharing

@Mustafe_M_Omer Congratulation 🎊

Congratulations to all students who graduated this year from the various universities and colleges in the country, including to the over 2600 students who graduated from Jigjiga and Kebridahar Universities. Hambalyo!

Finally I completed my Msc in climate change and disaster risk management at haramaya university

This is one of the most thought-provoking critiques I've heard on the current thinking around climate change and CO2. This is Olivier Hamant, Research Director at France's National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment (INRAE). Hamant explains that it's actually a counterproductive trap to laser focus on CO2 reduction, and even on climate, as we create "solutions" that actually "worsen the penury of resources, worsen global pollution and worsen the collapse of biodiversity." It's a bit like the story we often hear about the danger of AI, where an AI tasked with "eliminating cancer" decides the most efficient solution is to eliminate all humans. We've given our economic and political systems the narrow goal of "reducing atmospheric CO2," and these systems actually end up destroying the living world that actually regulates our climate. Hamant's alternative is elegantly simple: start with life, with biodiversity, which he says is "the most systemic lever" with positive impacts on climate, pollution and resource shortage. I've often been struck with the collapse of biodiversity and the lack of public attention on the topic. For instance a recent survey in the UK found that, in just the last 3 years alone, the insect population in the UK had collapsed by an astounding 63% (x.com/RnaudBertrand/…). Yet if you look at it, the UK is actually doing an extremely good job in terms of CO2 emissions, they've more than halved them since the 1970s (ourworldindata.org/co2/country/un…). So what gives? What's the point of reducing CO2 emissions if they're simultaneously literally destroying the very foundation of life in the country - the insects, plants, and ecosystems that sustain everything? It sounds like madness. Hamant is right that at the end of the day life is the litmus test, it all starts and ends with it. Maybe we need to start asking ourselves if we're not treating a symptom and killing the patient.

@AbdikadirDakane @Lanna444 @SOSCVSomalia @sos_children Really this is a wonderful job @AbdikadirDakane

What a historic visit to Baidoa! SOSCVint CEO @Lenna444 Lanna Idriss & Regional Director Aladin Ormanovic toured the SOS Health Center & hydroponic farm, witnessing firsthand all the transformative work of uplifting children & families. Watch highlights from their inspiring visit. #CommunitySupport #Baidoa #SOSKinderdörfer

@AbdikadirDakane @Lanna444 @SOSCVSomalia Well done @AbdikadirDakane for your dedicated

Honored to welcome the HGFD delegation led by CEO @Lanna444 Lanna Idriss & Regional Director Aladin Ormanovic to SOS Children’s Village Mogadishu. Their visit is historic and reaffirms our shared commitment to empowering Somalia’s children through care, health, and climate-smart innovation. 🇸🇴🤝🌱 #TogetherForChildren #Somalia

“We are inspired by the people we serve and have seen them overcome unthinkable challenges – with the right support. Hunger is a crisis. Yet, by investing in innovation, it is a crisis we can solve.” Action Against Hunger CEO, Dr. Charles Owubah

It's time to regroup around our mission to save lives. That's why I’m announcing $100M from @UNCERF for 10 underfunded emergencies to ensure vital work can go on. We have a plan for prioritization, efficiency & reform. But we cannot do this alone. ➡️ crisisrelief.un.org/donate

Congratulations to @ymahmoudali on his election as Chairperson of the African Union Commission. A proud moment for Djibouti and Africa. I extend my sincere gratitude to the Heads of State for their trust and support. His leadership will serve Africa with dedication and vision.

Drought & conflict have left families without food, water & healthcare. The most vulnerable—women, children & the elderly—suffer the most. Thanks to @CaafimaadP mobile units funded by @ECHO_CESAfrica, help is reaching them. Read more:👉 bit.ly/4gI0Cor